and new york, and we're here in the san francisco bay area.so it's allowed us to be a little bit more flexible in terms of the kind of work, culture and office life that we that we're able to support. so how big is transit? how many employees at this point and how many books do you publish a year? we're four. we're four of us. and we publish historically. we publish 6 to 8 books a year. this year we're doing eight, and next year we're going to be increasing it to about 12 and seeing how that feels. but ideally, work will be at this kind of one book a month cadence. and what we find is that really allows us to focus a lot of attention on all of our books on the front list and also our books on the back list. and to give them the attention that they deserve and not just have them, you know, pop in week after week and then forget them as soon as the primary sales window closes. so how did you convince mr. levy that first author to join you at transit when your competition is what? simon and schuster, penguin, random house, etc., etc.? that's a go

bay area news special. tonight we'll meet a san francisco skateboarder honoring his roots. chico brenes: i never took anything for granted, man, you know. joe: we'll meet up with a bay area paralympian training for what will be her fifth paralympic games. katie holloway bridge: when i found volleyball, it changed my whole entire world. joe: we'll visit a legendary bay area rock and roll photographer whose new exhibit turns the lens on his own long career. jay blakesberg: i've been working my whole life to create something like this. joe: and we'll make a studio visit to an artist telling her story through color. favianna rodriguez: i believe that as artists we could also change the world. joe: and we'll take you to an island in the san francisco bay now up for sale. chris lim: yeah, it's pretty special. joe: hello and welcome to fog city stories. i'm joe rosato jr. well, the bay area is a pioneer when it comes to skateboarding. san francisco's streets have raised some legends, including chico brenes. let's roll to the city by the bay to hang with brenes and hear about his un

. >>> officials in the san francisco bay area are investigating a commuter train derailment today that sent at least nine people to hospitals. the train partially derailed near the city of orinda east of oakland, causing at least two cars to catch fire. as the nation welcomes in a new year, that means new laws nationwide. from minimum wage to new gun regulations, cbs' carter evans takes a look at the changes. >> reporter: new year, new laws that include pay raises for millions of americans. 25 states and dozens of municipalities plan to increase minimum wage this year. that means at least $20 an hour for certain food service workers in california. >> who wouldn't mind getting an extra $4 increase in their pay? >> reporter: california companies also now cannot ask employees about using marijuana off the job, a win for workers in alabama. they'll no longer owe state taxes on overtime pay. guns are now banned from most public places in california and michigan has a host of new gun laws, including universal background checks. >> these laws represent a sea change in michigan's gun safety re

[accept and expend grant - retroactive - san francisco bay area rapid transit district - pit stop public toilet program - $250,000]sponsor: mayor resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public works to accept and expend grant of up to $250,000 from the san francisco bay area rapid transit district for the pit stop public toilet program starting july 1, 2021, through june 30, 2022. >> >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted madam clerk item 15 clerk item 15 and 16 together. >> >> 15. [agreement amendment - mckesson corporation - group purchasing organization purchase of pharmaceuticals - not to exceed $977,652,155]resolution approving amendment no. 1 to the group purchasing organization pharmaceutical agreement between mckesson corporation and the department of public health (dph), under administrative code, chapter 21a.2, to increase the agreement sum by $596,269,164 for a not to exceed amount of $977,652,155; extend the term by four years and five months from february 1, 2024, for a total term of february 1, 2020, through june 30, 2028; and to authorize dph to

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> # daily lives. >> >> >> >> you are watching san francisco rising. >> hi, you are watching san francisco rising. reimagining our city. he's with us to talk about how our library's economic recover. mr. lambert, welcome to the show. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> i know it's been difficult to have books going virtual. have we recovered? >> yes, we are on our way. our staff stepped up big time during the pandemic to respond to the health emergency. since last may, we have been able to stea

san francisco and incredibly dangerous. it's a warning for neighbors about the devastating consequences. >> it's sad. just watch what you're doing. >> reporter: in san francisco, bay area news. >>> police are searching for the man who shot and killed one of their officers. stepping up to help the relatives of that fallen officer. 36-year-old died when he was shot early last friday. he was responding to an unmarked car at a cannabis dispensary. people who knew the officer said he was known for his humility and his ability to listen along with the outreach he did for the community, especially the elderly population. they have poured in to reach the $50,000 goal. he was a four year veteran and is survived by his daughter. >>> another commercial burglary and no arrests. it was a sports apparel store the burglary caught on camera. nbc bay area has the reaction on the community. >> reporter: take a look. what you're watching is people breaking into a store sunday morning they shatter a large window before filling their hands of merchandise and taking off. this is michael, the store owner back in 2021 after his store was burglarized twice. they faced two cases of vandalism. m

san francisco public utilities commission owns and steward of--descendants of the federally recognized mission san hoe say band of alameda county. the sfpuc recognizes that every citizen residing within the greater bay area has and toibs to benefit from the use and occupation of the oholone tribes aboriginal lands before and after the san francisco public utility commission founding in 1933. it is vitally important we recognize the history of the tribal lands which we reside but acknowledge and honor establishing a working partnership with the sfpuc and productive and flourishing members within san francisco bay area today. okay, so first item, >> item 3, approval of minutes november 28, 2023. >> we will open to public comment? >> any members present to provide comment on the minutes? seeing none. >> seeing none, can i get a motion and second to approve the minutes of november 28? >> i'll second. >> we have roll call, please? >> paulson, aye. rivera, aye. maxwell, aye. ajami, aye. stacy, aye. you have 5 ayes. >> item 4 is general public comment and madam secretary, can you open that, please? >> members of the public to provide comment on items within the commission jurisdiction and not on today's agenda.

bay area. boy, i just love this view of san francisco. just sparkling, twinkling all the different colors there. roberta joins me now with a look at the forecast. we're going to focus first on what we're expecting over the coast, because it really has gotten hammered over the last couple of days with those storms, right? when you hear about people flying in from brazil, because of our surf, and they're ready at mavericks, we do have the high surf again tomorrow, but i believe it's going to be even higher on saturday with the approaching system here. >> and because of the high surf tomorrow, we do not have a high surf advisory in place. don't be too surprised if we have that on on saturday. but meanwhile, the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement because right now the waves and i took a look at the buoys are 8 to 10ft, but we're noticing a lot of sneaker waves and also some very strong rip currents. now on shore we go current air temperatures from 51 in walnut creek to 56 at sfo. so fremont just dropped down to 50. t

areas to simulate as well. the san jose downtown association says they hope to serve as a model for other bay area cities with lunar new year just around the corner, san francisco's chinatown is lighting up with some new lanterns. >> but these aren't just any lanterns. they're a nod to the neighborhood's history with an artistic twist. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. >> ready? one, 223. look just like that, san francisco's chinatown lights up in a way never seen before. tonight we are unveiling a new lantern here on grant avenue. joanne lee is the executive director of edge on the square, a contemporary art hub in the heart of chinatown. you've probably seen kind of the iconic red lanterns that have been up and down grant avenue and other streets in chinatown. we commissioned a very special contemporary lantern to integrate with the existing red lanterns, commissioning bay area artist bree gibson to take on the project. >> i really was asked to merge contemporary art and still give homage to the traditional culture and kind of create a bridge between the two, the oakland native taking great care in creating the new look lanterns. >> i really wanted

to the san francisco bay area. their destination, ucsf antioch children's hospital. why here?yan has hunters and we are part of a clinical trial. >> i hope that he can be normal like any other child. >> before ryan was born, a prenatal screening revealed the at a genetic disorder known as hunters syndrome. maia's little brother has it. >> hunters runs in our family. my great-grandmother carried the gene as well so three of my great uncles had hunters and , sadly, passed away. >> hunters syndrome is one of several inherited conditions that fall under these diseases. the body can't make certain enzymes and that causes toxic byproducts to build up. >> that causes organ damage in the liver, in the heart, in the brain, in the bones. depending on which of the enzymes the patient is missing. >> when the baby is born, the damage is already done. treatment exists where after birth, patients are giving the missing enzyme through an iv every through weeks -- few weeks for the rest of their lives. that got doctors thinking. >> if you have a disease and there is a medicine for it, you ordi

. >>> well we all know the golden gate bridge is a top tourist spot in the san francisco bay area and often the backdrop for a lot of pictures. one photographer is focusing his length much tighter. he is telling people's stories on the bridge day in and day out. >> step on to the golden gate bridge on any given day and you might just become the focus of jake's six year long obsession. >> november 2017 i came out here one day by myself just photographing and i never really left. >> a street photographer or in this case bridge photographer, he has been here every day capturing life along this iconic landmark . >> some days it is like a really sad day and some days it is an exciting and positive experience. i think that is what makes it so amazing. >> in the last four years he says he's missed only 20 days. snapping an estimated 100,000 photos. are there ever days were you don't want to be here? >> all the time. i wish i could sleep in and not being in the cold, fog and rain. >> he is here up to 10 hours a day but unlike most people his eye is not on the bridge itself but on what's happe

the band has been based in the san francisco bay area for most of its career. >> other nominees with victoria monet up for seven nominations, including best new artist and record of the year. >> also molly tuttle and the golden highway and mike romanowski and shawne williams. >>> let's check in with first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen. a little time to dry out for a bit and more rain on the way. >> more rain later this evening into tonight. the situation now, still dry across the bay area, but moisture is getting closer to the coast. we've been relying on model data to simulate what the radar will look like. this is a bit ahead of schedule. we get a new version after 6:00. it appears to see if it changes its mind on the arrival of the rain and intensity. either way this is not going to be a high impact rain event. it is likely going to be a sloppy wednesday morning commute. allow extra time and extra stopping distance. off and on light to moderate rain showers most of the day with occasional brief heavier downpours, total rainfall amounts will be modest and the last of the sho

world-class transit system that the san francisco bay area so much deserves. >> but leaders say civic center writer satisfaction with the other element of the safe and clean plan, which is cleanliness, also increased. 48% of civic center riders now reporting satisfied without clean platforms are up 17% from where things were. but again, 48% still not a majority of people. so still work to do. >> up next, 3rd suspect connected to the murder 4 security guard. kevin nishita. he's been extradited back to california. we'll tell you where that situation stands. and the second snow survey of the season shows some improvement california's snowpack. but still concerned it will reach where we needed to be. niners fans. yeah, they've been lining up getting the gear, trying to get tickets to the super bowl. many of them, though, safe. they're just not going to be able to afford. i see in allegiant stadium to see them play. we'll

. >> for a century now, this dam in a national park brought fresh water to the san francisco bay area which shared stewardship, it will continue to do so for generations to come. >> this will is the moment. it's made possible

areas to simulate as well. the san jose downtown association says they hope to serve as a model for other bay area cities with lunar new year just around the corner, san francisco's chinatown is lighting up with some new lanterns. >> but these aren't just any lanterns. they're a nod to the neighborhood's history with an artistic twist. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell. >> ready? one, 223. look just like that, san francisco's chinatown lights up in a way never seen before. tonight we are unveiling a new lantern here on grant avenue. joanne lee is the executive director of edge on the square, a contemporary art hub in the heart of chinatown. you've probably seen kind of the iconic red lanterns that have been up and down grant avenue and other streets in chinatown. we commissioned a very special contemporary lantern to integrate with the existing red lanterns, commissioning bay area artist bree gibson to take on the project. >> i really was asked to merge contemporary art and still give homage to the traditional culture and kind of create a bridge between the two, the oakland native taking great care in creating the new look lanterns. >> i really wanted

world-class transit system that the san francisco bay area so much deserves. >> cleanliness satisfaction also went up for the station. 48 1% of riders at civic center now report being satisfied with how clean the platforms are. that's up from 17%. >> take a look. filmmakers near santa barbara saw this baby shark. they believe this thing is just a day old and that means it's possibly the first time a great white shark has been captured on camera. so young. the water off the coast of carpinteria is known to be a great white shark breeding ground and that is just south and east of santa barbara. tiny little guy. >> still to come here on kron for news at 11, what exactly was uncovered to caused the sudden closure of the south bay training pool. details on the corrosive environment that's left olympic hopefuls without a place to practice. the governor says it's his passion project and he's removing the dams. but his critics say. >> he says trying to score a quick political when after years of failure, what they want him to do instead to save the 7. you may know adam schiff's work to protect t

world-class transit system that the san francisco bay area so much deserves. >> leaders say civic center writer satisfaction with the other element to the safe and clean plan. that's cleanliness that went up a notch. a 48% of civic center riders now report being satisfied with how clean the platforms are some 17%. if you're counting numbers, but still not a majority of people. all right. the chiefs, the forty-niners expected to fly into las vegas this weekend. they're going to call a las vegas home through game day. >> that's where they're going to be staying, actually where they're staying in. vegas is about 20 miles away from the hustle and bustle of the las vegas strip and that somewhat serene setting is looking forward to all this new business. but the area was in a much different financial situation there several years ago. reporter ryan may see has more. >> the tables are set here. mimi in cocoa bistro. these chairs are typically filled with those who live happen. our outside the las vegas strip. those super bowl week, it will be filled with the nfl. if you're single all the hours

officials in the san francisco bay area are investigating a commuter train derailment today that senteople to hospitals. the train partially derailed through the city of orinda east of oakland, causing at least two cars to catch fire. as the nation welcomes in a new year, that means new laws nationwide from minimum wage to gun regulations, cbs's carter evans takes a look at the changes. >> reporter: new year, new laws that include pay raises for millions of americans. 25 states and dozens of municipalities plan to increase minimum wage this year. that means at least $20 an hour for certain food service workers in california. >> who wouldn't mind getting an extra $4 increase? >> reporter: and california companies also now cannot ask employees about using marijuana off the job. a win for workers in alabama, they'll no longer owe estate taxes on overtime pay. guns are now banned for most public places in california, and michigan has a host of new gun laws including universal background checks. >> these laws represent a sea change in michigan's gun safety regime. >> reporter: texas is tar

in san francisco, bay area news. >> next, 40 minute wait times for paramedics in the south bay city. a south staffing shortage in sunnyvale. tonight we follow up with first responders in the story he was the only on bay area. >> artificial intelligence and politics, the new deep ache tricking voters into thinking they are hearing from president biden. speak up storms continue to track rain on the radar. what all of this rain has meant for the rainfall season. i will have that coming. about 10 minutes. >>> ahead of the new hampshire primary we speak to dissatisfied voters who look at how they could affect the outcome. we meet the politician and historian teamed up to address the mental health crisis and bridge a >>> first responders in sunnyvale are sounding the alarm. we reported on the story a few months ago about the paramedic shortage in santa clara county, it could take up to 40 minutes for an ambulance to arrive, sunnyvale firefighters believe lives are at risk. damian trujillo has the exclusive story. >> sunnyvale firefighters say unlike most other cities, they have no paramedi

thank you. >>> today, many people in the bay area are participating in a national day of service with martin luther king jr. day. here's a live look from san francisco from nbc bay area's skyranger where many are gathering on what would have been his 95th birthday. look at the hundreds of people participating in this annual march. in the south bay of the peninsula, hundreds more are honoring his legacy with a train ride to that very event. nbc bay area's bob redell has a look at the tradition. >> reporter: caltrain is expecting hundreds, possibly as many as a thousand people to board this train here in san jose. it's been celebrating the legacy of dr. martin luther king for almost 40 years straight. leaving the station here in san jose with a few stops along the way up the peninsula before finally arriving in san francisco. for the past several year, this has been known as caltrain's mlk celebration train, but until 2015, it was the last of the original freedom trains that dr. king's widow, coretta scott king, established throughout the country. scott king chose this route because it's close in distance to her husband's 54-mile civil rights march fr

nothing when they die. contaminated water is lagging through southwest providers. shores san francisco bay area is experiencing a toxic allergy. and it's not just a place from agriculture that's ramping cost versus everywhere in our food or tap water. so if we consume a lot of phosphorus, then that means essentially what's coming out is the same. this is john or son, a call. she's a researcher at the swedish university of agricultural sciences and also started a company that turns urine and seasons into fertilizer. and one out of 10 people are like that and then and then took nutrients that are in your end as enough to grow as 500 grams of weight. so basically it means you're, you're, and you can be grow, you can be producing a loaf of bread every day. she and her colleagues designed a system that essentially boils down or exclude and routines as nutrients. how to the urine diverting toilet these toilets can get expensive and it leaves the problem up to the individual consumer genesis who's been approached by building companies interested in installing them in new houses. a and her company alre

. >>> the pilot of a small plane was killed in a crash today near an airport in the san francisco bay areacene shows the plane at an intersection not far from the runway. police say another vehicle was involved. the driver suffered minor injuries. no word yet on what caused the wreck. >>> broadway legend chita rivera has died. we'll remember her greatest performances next. >>> the lights of broadway will soon be dimmed in honor of legendary stage star chita ri rivera, who died today. ♪ could be the start of something ♪ ♪ could be the start of something good ♪ >> rivera was an acclaimed dancer, sincer, and actor who first played anita in west side story, rose in bye bye birdie and velma in chicago. the multiple tony award winner also received a kennedy center honor and the presidential medal of freedom. former president obama called rivera sassy and electric, noting how she not only survived a car crash that left her with pins and plates in her leg but went on to win a tony for her starring role in "kiss of the spider woman." in one of her last interviews rivera spoke about her perseverance

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bay area. stick with us. we will check in with you one more time before that. we're live in san francisco. om jensen in bay area. >> behind you, these people are ready. they are partying. >> yes. >> all right, downtown san jose, the countdown to the new year started hours early. at four pm. yeah, that's when it was midnight in ireland. more than 100 people raise a glass at the irish pub to embrace that new year. many told us they prefer celebrating in the afternoon. >> i think it is great because i can't stay up till midnight. 4:00 sounds great. >> i am definitely irish and i know how to celebrate at 4:00. >> okay, in addition to live bands and other restaurants, they plan to offer champagne to toast and live dj's at midnight. san pedro square, gearing up for a life circus act. >> 2023 is already history in the big apple. this is a live look at times square where it is just after 2:30 in the morning. up to 1 million people were expected to watch the famous waterford crystal ball drop in times square. take a look. wow. it did not disappoint. the ball drop. so did a flurry of confetti. now, t

we're just starting now with the worst of the impacts in san francisco and the bay area.e'll wait and see how this progresses later on tonight. >> bill, thanks so much. kathy, you're braving the elements and people out there have been bracing for this rain all day. how is it now? >> reporter: hey, there, as you can see the rain has moved in, this is just the preview before the big event later on this evening, we're anticipating conditions to deteriorate later through this evening, but as you can see we're getting slammed with heavy bands of rain behind me is the bay. you can probably see the massive waves crashing over the rocks but the other big headline we're tracking of course are these intense wind gusts anywhere between 40 to 70 mile an hour wind gusts throughout northern california. believe it or not these conditions are ideal for extreme athletes. take a listen. >> it's really good today. we were all superexcited. we showed up at 7:00 in the morning. pumped up for sun rise. it's been getting stronger all day. definitely like, if something goes wrong with your equip

san francisco. and by the way, and many other school districts across the bay area. tyler gregory is ceo of the j c r c bay area and believes the rise in anti-semitism is at the root of the investigations. he says accusations by the oakland teachers, union of israel allegedly committing genocide against the palestinians recently organize teaching usd teachers spreading anti israel propaganda. >> and walkouts at san francisco schools by students demanding israel end its part of the war in gaza following the hamas terrorist attacks in october have all contributed to a rise in hate against jews. gregory says some jewish families are removing their kids from the school districts out of fear for their kids. safety 30 out of oakland unified alone. we know the numbers much higher that are thinking about it. >> and again, this is just one school district. sure about sun is a 7th grade student in the oakland unified school district and says she will keep him in class through the end of the academic year. then consider transferring him out. she says the teachers, anti-semitic

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the decision could invalidate similar laws in san francisco and san jose. >>> it is a new year, but the same problem. bay areaice vacancy has gotten worse. a new study released today by commercial real estate company called seville says nearly 37% of downtown san francisco office buildings are currently vacant. both are all time highs. that is the bad news. seville says it sees more deals as it looks ahead. companies moving workers into offices. and the desire to be close to tech talent and venture capital. >> to have a presence. i don't think that is going to change. >> among the recent deals cut in downtown san francisco, ai companies like open ai and anthropic moving into buildings. >>> commuter ins the east bay cheering the reopening of the alameda ferry terminal. it was closed two months for upgrades. some repairs, replacements to the existing terminal that meets earthquake safety requirements. transportation leaders say the $10 million project finished on time and on budget. they are excited about the return of the ferry routes to and from oakland, alameda, san francisco. and, chase center. >>> speaking

and he posted the following comment, quoting here, about the san francisco bay area, unfortunately, therea, stop on the keith lee and family food tour is officially over prematurely. i truly don't believe the bay is a place for tourist right now and that's what i was tourist. the amount of tents and living structures and burnt up cars we saw people living in was shocking to say the least. he also said, quoting, the food's not good and the business owners are, quote, just surviving. he's got 16 million followers, sonja, so this guy's got some sway and this is not a good thing for the city of san francisco. >> absolutely not. and just like us as school board members, they hosted a huge thing for all school board members to go there, we weren't going to go there. but poop and food do not going to go together. i was going to bring the poop map but i forgot. >> the famous feces map in san francisco. >> exactly. they're shutting down businesses turning down opportunity for a city to grow is alarming right but they're not doing anything to solve it. they're making it worse. >> trace: the thing

bay and san francisco and the north bay. daytime highs tomorrow are shaking out like this across the bay area. low 60s martinez and concord. 62, san jose. 60, palo alto. napa, 50. we dry out tomorrow. also for thursday. and we will need it because more rain is on the way. let me show you how things are looking. i think the next storm this week will get here friday night. widespread coverage of rain. saturday, we are in between storm systems. i still think we get scatterbrained full. if you are heading to the 49ers game on saturday around 5:00, make sure to take the poncho and also snow in the sierra. then, where we are concerned at least at this point is by sunday into monday, the atmospheric river lining up that will bring quick rising creeks and streams. we will have to watch out for maybe a flood potential here sunday night into monday. overall, totals through friday, look to be a quarter inch to about 1 inch. then you add on sunday and monday. we could be in a 1-2 plus inch range across the bay area. so a lot of rain in a short amount of time. here on the seven day forecast, it becomes acti

through the five days we're looking at 4 to 5-inch rain totals possible from the san francisco bay area and north, but we're looking at 2 or 3 inches of that coming in just one day, so something we'll have to watch. then you see those 2-inch totals could spread as far south as los angeles and san diego, plus where you've got the colder air in the higher elevations you're looking at up to a foot of snow possible in the sierra nevada. all this comes with gusty winds. as this storm hits the west coast, we could find some wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, maybe even some 50-mile-per- hour gusts in northern california as we go into wednesday. when we're talking about impacts, we're talking about impacts from heavy rain and gusty winds. stream and urban flooding will be possible with the heavy downpours. numerous shallow landslides are also possible, downed trees and power lines could be a problem going into the week. >>> we go to paris now where activists once again sought to vandalize art as a method of protest. in the latest incident, two people threw pumpkin soup at leonardo did di vinc

[music] music moofk historically african-americans migrated to the san francisco bay area but bayview hunter's point to work as part of the ship yarding culture and tradition. that is how the black community got its root in this incredible city. a lot migrated to work at the hunter's point shipyard and on the water front >> my family came to san francisco lead my by my great grand mother in 1941. she came like most of the african americans out of the south to the bay area to work in the shipyards during the second world war. overnight years, we people prospered, homeowners it was thriving for the african-american community. where bayview became the center points for african-american homeownership. >> with the shipyard closing a lot of jobs left and with the maritime shipping leaving throughout the state. african-americans moved out of san francisco, which was the population is 4% or less of african-americans where 20 years ago it may have been 20%. here the port of san francisco we tried to create many opportunities for are african-americans to participate in contracting in developmen

bay, but they are scheduled to play dallas on friday. the warriors might not be ready mentally. in san francisco, gia vang, nbc bay area >> work decking set an update from the warriors and national basketball association as early as tomorrow morning. the team shared the news on social media saying, this is a shocking and tragic blow for everyone associated with the warriors. we invite you to stay with us to hear the latest from the team on air and online on nbcbayarea.com. >>> also this evening, two more storms are headed our way. it's an active radar here. all this rain might force you to adjust your weekend plans let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, who got an updated timeline . what are you seeing? >> i wanted to start up and show you on storm ranger mobile doppler radar. we are currently dry, but as we zoom this out, not one but two different storm systems lining up. the first one, getting here as we head into friday. a second one sunday and monday. it's this sunday and monday one that looks like it can get tied into an atmospheric river get an atmospheric river is just that, a river in the sky. a narro

to the san francisco bay area, their destination? ucsf benioff children's hospital. >> ryan has hunter's and we are part of a clinical trial. >> i hope he can just be normal like any other child. >> reporter: before ryan was born a prenatal screening revealed he had a genetic disorder known as hunter's syndrome. maya's little brother has it. >> hunter's runs in my family. my great grandmother carried the gene as well. so three of my great uncles had hunter's and sadly passed away from hunter's. >> reporter: hunter's syndrome is one of several inherited conditions that fall under lysosomal storage diseases. the body can't make certain enzymes with these diseases and that causes toxic by-products to build up. >> over time it causes organ damage, for example, in the liver, heart, brain, bones depending which enzymes a patient is missing. >> reporter: when the baby is born, the damage is already done. a treatment exists where after birth patients are giving the missing enzyme through an iv every few weeks for the rest of their lives. tha

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